Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03

mos. SnaW, music.
d. L. Chatfeld, hardware.
0. NJ. Garrison
McNaghten & Miles, boots and shoes.
Jas. w. Emo, furniture.
Lock & Feindeiss boots & shoes.
Wichita Cracker Co,
Southwestern Pump Co.
ID. M. Davis
Miller & Tilley, fine arts
Freedburg & Nudd, mattresses.
Franck & Camien, tailors
Herman & Hess, clothing.
Cooperative Tailoring Co.
Wichita Trunk Factory.
Ziska & McPhetridge, tailors
Palmer & Scoggin, real estate.
Conover Bros, music.
Eagle printing house and bindery.
Trade Palace.
Badger Lumber Co.
Hartman & Gertis bottling works.
Kansas Steam Laundry.
Centennial bakery.
Benbow Bros, manufacturers.
Henry Schulz, harness.
L. c. Jackson, coal
Jno. 81. Finney, the tea man.
Monarch billiard parlor.
Candy Kitchen.
s. 81. Nelson, notions
Jho. Kimmerle, marble works
Golden Eagle clothing house.
Queen City cigar factory.
). F. Stafford, gun smith.
II. l.. Piper, cigars.
Bon Ton bakery.
Rhoads Bros, cigars.
journal.
Moore & Son, butchers.
Balance & Yost cut stone.
York & Koogle, real estate.
w. S. Rogers, photographer.
Root Bros. hack line.
j. N. Harvey, rubber stamps.
Manhattan clothing house.
Wichita steam laundry,
Globe iron works.
Sunday Growler.
Pelton & Hawley, groceries.
Pattee q Martin, art goods.
Lille g. Bruggerman, tailors.
Coffee & Pritchard, hack line.
o. c. Daisy, sprinkler.
Real Estate Exchange, IA n. Main,
G.. A. Miller, horseshoer.
Eagle cornice works
4. 4. Post, 1ewelrp.
Cole & Jones, clothing.
Wichita Wholesale Grocer Co,
Robt Jacks s. Bro,
Mascot Priting Co.
Oliver & Imboden, Touring mills.
L. 7. Smyth & Sons, agriculture.
Boston store.
Steinhauser Mercantile Co.
johnson & Lariner, dry goods.
Beacon printing house.
Crystal Ice Co.
Santa Fe Bakery.
n. A English
Wichita Mercantile Co.
n. +. Niederlander, Real Estate.
Royal Spice Mills.
Otto Zimmerman Bottling Works.
Smith, Ozann & Co., Real Estate
Sullivan & Stone, Brick.
Forest City Dry Pressed Brick Co.
Wichita City Railway Co.
On reaching the park the people will be &C
dressed by Colonel Samuel Croker, of Gallo
well, who was one of the leading orators c
the day at last years celebration in this city
The Colonel is quite well known in the stat
as being man well versed on labor que:
tons, and will no doubt favor the occasi&
with some of his best thoughts put in hi
most forcible manner.
Following the Colonies speech there wi
be recess of an hour and half for Dime,
after which addresses will be delivered b
Frank q. Betton and Mr.. Wallipg, who wi
be followed by local speakers.
The speakers will be followed by gran
bicycle races from 4;3O to g O'clock.
Roat racing for prizes from tc O'Clock
During the afternoon will be INTRODUCES
Caledonian games, dancing etc.
An elegant silver cup, with an appropri
ltely engraved inscription, will be awarde'
% the winner of the bicycle race. A hand
omely engraved gold medal viii be presente,
% the winner in the boat race. Other prize
will be given to the winners IN the Gale
lonian games.
Crawford's opera house has been engage
or a grand ball in the evening. The must
Il the evening will be furnished by Shaw
orchestra. There seems to be no doubt tina
he attendance will be large and the evening
! very pleasant one, the closing of one o
he largest celebrations ever held in the city
The following was submitted by Mr.. Chas
,. Gaylard, chairman Of the general com
pittee:
Parties having displays in the procession
viii please be at the corner Of Lawrence and
second, where they can be taken in charg,
y the marshals and placed in their respec
i've positions, Give attention to this ant
'ou can assume your proper position in line
otherwise you viii go to the rear among tn.